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is futile and meaningless? Well, let's put it another way:
In life you can be trapped by forces that are bigger than you are. Especially in professional life. It's possible to "wander in" -- or rather, bumble in -- to a situation in which you get used by somebody else to accomplish a plan of theirs of which you yourself are (at the time) unaware.
Here is my homage to Jimmy Sangster movies. In particular, behold Hysteria, a masterpiece of intrigue from 1965. Watch out! And take comfort, too
We all want to be integrated -- to be ourselves in the pulpit
Most of your listeners love it.
But then along comes someone like 'Mr. Tryan' in George Eliot's Scenes of Clerical Life. He breaks the mold.
Or, somewhat spectacularly, Dr. Syn. Dr. Syn, who was known in the movies as 'Dr. Bliss', is just about the most thoroughly integrated Anglican clergyman in history. Could any of us be like him? Dr. Syn is a brilliant swordsman, an agile swinger from church chandeliers, a powerful preacher,
Hope you like him. Maybe we can do a breakout in his honor at Mockingbird. But everyone who comes will need to bring preaching bands, and
a memory that came literally to life recently.
by the red lights of life? What accounts for persons' resistance
The thing "imploded", like 'Susan' in The Buckinghams' otherwise cheery pop single.
Like at the beginning of "Cloverfield".
Labor Day Coda.
from one explorer to hopefully others.
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